Sentence examples for ascertained the weight from inspiring English sources

Follow-up logistic regression ascertained the weight of contribution and odds ratios of the ten variables.

Follow-up logistic regression ascertained the weight of contribution and odds ratio of the ten significant variables from the multiple regression analyses [ 10].

By means of a small hole cut in the paper top it was possible to confine the feathers and to ascertain the weight of the plumage".

The airlines can either weigh each bag and ascertain the weight of each passenger (by asking, or by having the passenger step on a scale), or make an estimate about average passenger and bag weight.

It also requires that such tobacco shall be liable to the same charge of outage as in other cases; and, as the charge of outage depends upon the weight of the hogshead, it is necessary that some one shall ascertain the weight of such hogshead, in order to determine the amount to be paid.

TGA was performed on the α-TCP/PLGA nanocomposite to ascertain the weight percent of ceramic filler.

Although the cross-sectional study design allowed us to ascertain the weight of each psychiatric condition in HRQOL of DD, it did not allow us to investigate causal relationships between substance disorders, psychiatric comorbidities and HRQOL.

The act of 1864 requires the inspector to examine the hogshead to ascertain whether it is of the required dimensions, and then to inspect the tobacco itself by sampling the contents, and when this has been done, and the weight ascertained, the hogshead is passed.

Biodegradation test ascertained that the weight of both PLGA and PLGA/PLGA/0.5 wt% TiO2 nanotube composites slightly reduced during the first 4 weeks following immersion in SBF solution.

Staff attempted to contact participants directly by telephone or email to ascertain the correct weight.

As weight was the decisive characteristic in Lavoisier's theory, Dalton stressed the importance of ascertaining the relative weights of atoms and the number of elementary atoms that constitute one compound "atom".